What is the metaphor of wearing a yellow robe?

China's idiom "wearing a yellow robe", which is pronounced huángpáojiāshēn, is a metaphor for the success of political reform. It means that in the last week of the Five Dynasties, Zhao Kuangyin launched a mutiny in Chen Qiao, and his men put on yellow robes and made him the son of heaven.

From the History of the Song Dynasty: "The philosophers showed their swords in court and said,' The armies have no owners, and may beginning of autumn be the son of heaven.' No, some people wear yellow clothes, and Mao's body is worshipped and shouted for a long time. "

Make sentences:

1. He used to wear the yellow robe of the military power. Of course, others can do the same and overthrow him.

2. Cao Cao always wanted to wear a yellow robe.

3, the yellow robe is added to the body, and the battle of the Five Dynasties is over.

4. Later, when the storm broke out, I had a pleasant trip and actually wore a yellow robe.

5. When Mao put on his yellow robe and returned, he went to Chongyuan Hall to meditate.